Nadiya

[Svetlana]

"A long and tumultuous road ahead" for national reconciliation in Nadiya, a board of historians, psychologists, sociologists and experts formed to put forward a plan: facing your own demons is hard

Zarvosopol, Kozaki. The NEC alongside its member republics have ever since the Peonies attack spent the last years and months trying to face a deep rooted question that many are uncomfortable addressing, the acknowledgement of the atrocities committed by both sides during the Trigunian Disaster. Because even tho the war and the era of chaos that ensued were largely rewritten by both sides through propaganda efforts that outlined each side's accused heinous crimes against the citizens of the enemy forces were considered by many as baseless and the narrative that the NEC didn't commit any crimes whatsoever was ever since the Great Liberation War considered as the only true one. However, recent police investigations against Trigunian revanchist cells has shown that most of their members joined because members of their family were personally affected by acts done by NEC forces such as the deployment of the Blood Tears - 72 weapon that, according to old Institute records was only launched on military bases, but these revanchist organization members confessed that the missiles carrying the weapon were also launched on hundreds of villages that were cut from the rest of the Imperial government when the war broke out. According to documents seized during a raid of the Polina Pavlina Institute's archives, the institute intentionally and precisely targeted those villages and deployed the bioweapon on civilian agglomerations to facilitate their management and help in their goal of establishing a new home for the Kyo people in Nadiya. Not only that but cavalry forces of the Kerisian Unification Horde commonly violated the DMZ and kidnapped hundreds of women, men, children and elderly to make them work in labor camps or be part of an intense jelbefication effort in which the most "jelbic" looking women and men were forced to procreate. As such, the NGA approved the creation of the board of historians, sociologists, archeologists, etc, to work with the Nadiyan Commission for Reconciliation and Forgiveness to figure out an effective and broad plan to address the divisions still present in the isles. The board's director doctor Leonity Solove, a historian with a PhD in the study of societies affected by radical changes in governance and linguistic hegemony, held a press conference shortly after his nomination in which he said:

The isles and Nadiya have experienced civil unrest and literal collapse of the social fabric countless times before, but never in its history has it ever went through the one that gave birth to Nadiya. Because even tho the old Trigunian regime changed governance constantly, switching from communism to liberalism to monarchism and even fascism, but the old societal structures remained, Rodashka was still the hegemonic language that unified the isles and nobody dared challenge the basis of the nation even during the Utopianist eras and the early days of the Princedom. The war has left open wounds the size of craters all over Nadiya, and all of them were covered up using tapes and prayers, but in order to fully heal and be a society based on understanding, we must face our own demons that we kept under tight lock. The road ahead is long, hard, and tumultuous but if we stick together and talk heart to heart we will overcome destiny's hardest challenge together like the organs of a single body.